The players take the knee and away we go.

Chelsea

Chelsea boss Sonia Bompastor speaking to Sky Sports: "As a team we start our games really strong and if you look at Everton that is maybe one of their weaknesses.

"We want to start the game with lots of intensity and with the right mentality on the field. It is always important to start the game with lots of intensity and energy."

Everton

Everton boss Brian Sorensen speaking to Sky Sports: "Defensively we are just outside the top four if you look at the stats and the expected goals against. We are quite solid there.

"All the goals that have gone against us are from our personal mistakes or an error and that is what we need to sharpen up. We can't let that happen, especially against a top team like Chelsea."

Lindsay Johnson
Ex-England defender on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

There is a wealth of quality, world class players that Sonia Bompastor has to choose from at Chelsea. Perhaps Mayra Ramirez picked up a knock during the international break but Aggie Beever-Jones herself is a world class option. She needs minutes and time as well, and she will be hoping to start well and get a goal here against Everton.

And also why wouldn't I tell you about what I got up to during the international break. Always love chatting to you guys!

So, I appreciate I'm incredibly late to the party, but over the international break my partner and my partner's family have set up some WSL Fantasy Football sides.

I'm currently second, about 15 points behind my partner (infuriating!) but I have loads of Chelsea and Everton players and, crucially, they don't.

What I'm trying to say is, if I go over the top when a specific player finds the net or grabs an assist, you'll know why.

A little earlier Everton presented their captain Megan Finnigan with a framed jersey with the number 200 on the back.

That's to mark an all-competitions club milestone she'll achieve today. She's been at Everton since the age of nine.

Lindsay Johnson
Ex-England defender on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

It has been a seamless transition for Chelsea so far under Sonia Bompastor. Four wins from four in the league, scoring 15 goals, and those were scored by ten different players. It just goes to show the quality that Chelsea have all over the pitch.

Chelsea are in fine form, in fact they've won all four of their WSL matches this season. They haven't lost since falling to a 2-0 defeat at Barcelona in the Champions League semi-finals towards the end of last term.

Lindsay Johnson
Ex-England defender on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

It is going to be a very tough task for Everton tonight. They will have to be at their resolute best in defence and hope to create some chances for themselves going forwards as well.

Join Tom Gayle and former England defender Lindsay Johnson on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra for build up, full coverage and reaction from Everton v Chelsea at Goodison Park this evening.

Brian Sorensen makes two changes to his Everton side following their loss at Leicester before the international break.

Issy Hobson and Toni Payne come in with Clare Wheeler dropping to the bench and Sara Holmgaard mising out on the matchday squad.

Everton XI: Brosnan, Vanhaevermaet, Finnigan, H Payne, Hope, Hayashi, Sarri, Snoeijs, Olesen, T Payne.

Subs: Wheeler, Bissell, Ramsey, Foster, Lalwey, Settle, Jones, Thomas.

There are also two changes for Chelsea with defender Lucy Bronze missing out and striker Mayra Ramirez dropping to the bench.

Ashley Lawrence and Agnes Beever-Jones are the two to come in.

Chelsea XI: Hampton, Lawrence, Bright, Buchanan, Baltimore, Beever-Jones, Nusken, Cuthbert, Rytting Kaneryd, Hamano, Reiten.

Subs: Musovic, Ramirez, Bjorn, Perisset, Bartel, Kaptein, Mpome, Jean-Francois, Barnabe.

Everton can't find a win. They've not had a victory this season and last won a WSL match back in May, against relegated Bristol City.

They could probably do without a visit from the champions then.

Five games down, one more to go.

We'll of course bring you reaction from this one, but, for now, our attention turns to Goodison Park...

It's all over.

Liverpool hang on to walk away from Villa Park with all three points.

Aston Villa's miserable start to the season continues.

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How Ceri Holland is still going, I don't know.

The Liverpool midfielder played her part in Wales' Euro qualifier play-off win against Slovakia that went to extra-time last week, and she's still chasing down every ball here at Villa Park.

What an effort that is from Miri Taylor from 25 yards out, but the save from Rachael Laws is even better.

The Liverpool keeper palms it around the post and out for a corner, which comes to nothing.

However, Laws goes in the book shortly after for timewasting.

Liverpool are on top at the moment as Mia Enderby wins a free-kick just outside the box by Anna Patten.

Just before Liverpool take the free-kick, which is headed out for a corner, the fourth official signalled seven minutes of injury time.

Marie Hobinger goes for goal from 20 yards out, but there's hardly any power at all on her strike and it rolls along the ground into the hands of Sabrina D'Angelo.